Old English is an extinct language which was spoken in England around
year 900. This
germanic language is the predecessor of
Middle English and modern English.
Old English nouns were fully inflected, with 5 grammatical cases (nominative,
accusative, genitive, dative, and instrumental), 2 grammatical numbers (singular and plural)
and 3 grammatical genders (masculine, feminine, and neuter)
Decline Old English Nouns
See also:
Conjugate Old English
verbs
Recently Inflected Nouns
ymbfæreld,
giestranniht,
heolstor,
spœd,
gerad,
eorlgebyrd,
hæþennes,
giesthof,
wyrgþu,
gemetfæt,
sweg,
æfæstnes,
wad,
pinungtol,
hleoþor,
mæd,
stæfrof,
mist,
bledsung,
fæderslaga,
fromcynn,
læs,
campstede,
gelicnes,
gesceaphwil,
swœg,
crog,
heofung,
sunnandæg,
fugolcynn,
þegen,
snelscipe,
maþm,
tacn,
landhlaford,
gewita,
snut,
goldsmiþ,
haga,
æfensceop,
bœn,
hordere,
elnboga,
umbor,
bolca,
clæfre,
sawelgedal,
acwellednes,
fœra,
sinuwind,